Packers Eyeing Sweat, Campbell for Defensive Line Boost

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The Green Bay Packers are exploring ways to boost their defensive line, with two names standing

out as potential targets.

Veteran past rusher, Josh Sweat, has requested a trade from the Arizona Cardinals and his contract

setup could make a deal happen soon to avoid big bonuses.

Sweat brings proven pressure on quarterbacks and wins match-ups on his own.

He would fill in right away while Micah Parsons recovers from injury, then serve as a strong

number two option later.

The catch is the price tag, likely involving draft picks and more cash commitment.

Bands and analysts see this as a big upgrade opportunity for the pass rush.

Meanwhile, it highlights the Packers' need for depth of front, especially with Parsons

sideline at the season start.

As an alternative, Kalace Campbell offers veteran stability on the inside.

And nearly 40 years old, he still disrupts runs and adds leadership, though he is more

of a rotational player now.

The clock is ticking on Sweat, with his $7.22 million roster bonus due March 20th.

That is, tomorrow.

So the Cardinals may decide quickly if they want to move him.

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